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Author Topic: Taking big boars out alive?  (Read 3288 times)
BarrNinja
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« Reply #20 on: January 26, 2012, 09:40:02 pm »

Boar ninja........Well I do know the reasons for sticking a hog after you catch it but was just making a point.  I've stuck my share when the dogs get unusual and catch and I don't have a tie rope because I wasn't planing on catching just shooting. I've ocasionally had the idea of getting a small dog like a JRT or smaller sized jag........ something that does'nt eat much.  Something that would catch and ofcourse then the curs would join in.  I'm like you I dont like wasting meat and If I could catch a few to bring out alive would bring my numbers up and have to clean less hogs.  My strategy would be walk up if its a toothy boar shoot it and if not catch it.

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I have to say, I am glad I have a place or two to go every now and then that will only allow me to shoot the hogs. I would probably never shoot them otherwise. I really enjoy slipping in on a hog bayed with one or two dogs and waiting for a clean shot. I like not having to worry about cut dogs so much and overheating catch dogs and such. The only pressure I ever feel on those hunts is spoiling meat or flys blowing but that's only if it gets hot. In the winter it's just gut and go.
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